San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-03-28
CITY counoll meets today.

Charlie Thavonat 10 recovered and
says he will drink wine tomorrow night.
"A cold norther blew all day yester-
day.
The Young Mems Catholic union
elected their officers yesterday.
Dry post oak $426 cord, delivered.
N. Bastisn, 30l Blum street. 3-2s'f
Justice McAllister called his civil
docket this morning. l6FgI9I
New potatoes. tomatoes, chip beef,
and sliced ham at Bellis'. II
-wanted-An active agent for book
Just out. Big pay. Address, Agent,
230 Victoria street, City.
The singing societies taking part In
the Saengerfest will have . general re-
heArsal tomorrow night at Scholxs ball.
| Regular drill knights Of Pythias
uniform division tonight at X. OF T. hall,
8 O'Clock.
The monthly business meeting Of the
Fret Baptist church occurs nexs We'd
nesday night. tfe ~ sgewfL
| sheriff Bodemsn. Of Kendall county,
came In this morning from Boerns, with
an attached witness 10 the lhumw case.
The Belknaps have received their
uuc COotomCe W. 0eWVo " aAJsSAsS
from Brehm q Co., Of New York.
The latest for ladies evening wear,
are those Oxford slippers ct I: =.
Frost's. 1926
Among the pretty dress goods for
street wear are those bourstte cuttings,
GABLE cord and Scotch zephrys 1t I: Q.
Frost's. 336
IAN elegant line Of matched Ham
burg seta At I. G Frost's. S8
Plain and striped abatross at T G.
Finest line Of Imported psroale
shirts ever brought TO this market, AL
the latest styles and patterns, to be
found 1t T. Q. Ffost's.
-Muth's pavilion. on Government
hill, was well attended yesterday aftef-
noon, and b me concert, was given.. Vii
"A slight sprinkle Of rain yesterday
ct Pearsall, which did no good, how
ever.
The Gemeuchliehksit Rolling cIub
will have . prise roll next Thursday 4
night at their slley.
"A large stock Of hats for men and
boys, bought ct assignee's sale 10 the
east, selling % half price q r. Y.
IT. G. Frost 10 receiving the finest
stock Of clothing ever brought to this
market.
The celebrated star shirt At T. c.
Frost's. So o h1ei u tf8stt sgIsl|
Fine line and large sssoetmsnt Of
spring SCARF at +. G. Frost's.
*. q W. linen oollars and Guns
speciality 1t T. 9. Frost'A U,-I
Group, whooping cotgh snd bon.
chitis immediately rsiis ysd 81 Shil>IS \
Cure. For sale BY Bowling b Flood. 6m
old, yet they astonished their audience
last night BY the excellence OF their en-
Last sunday, week iron yester. |
day. . certain nswspapesnan who went
to Boerne. wss badly ''done W. by the
local pugflists there. ~ tJIi lI1Jt
Superintendent Smith will inveati-
gate the keeping Of savage dogs BY
janitresses Of public schools In the pub
lie school yards.
"A gentleman residing In this city re-
oeived q letter from Wisconsin this |
morning stating that four feet OF snow |
covered the major part OF the ground In |
that state.
-Theres big demand for powerful |
opera glasses just now % the fair ad-
mirers Of the Belknaps want to see the |
shape Of some Of tho "tighted" epindler 1
shap ted 'supers" In Damon Z and
Pythlas.
-Lost-An account book, on Crockett |
street, Alamo plaza, or East Houston |
street. Finder will be- rewarded by |
leaving same at the National Reposating |
company, IA East Houston street. Il
Almost . runaway occurred this |
morning on Military plaza. A young |
lady In . buggy was buying Of ope Of the |
hucksters, whom her horse started. She |
jumped out and Mexican caught the
horse. fksE Ha NrfF
AT the special Lsnten services last
night at San Fernando Cathedral, large
audience was present. The musical pro- |
grsmme was well executed, fE3ishop I
Neraz delivered the sermon, Father
Genolin officiating
Richard Taylor and Willie Boyd,
two youthful darkies, were the only /
ones who had the temerity yesterday to /
raise enough row by lighting, to be ar
rested.
A postal GARD from J. N. Emerson.
Of date March 10th, was resolved at the
LIGHT Office this morning. just nine
days going less than half mile.
The ohurohes were we'll attended
yesterday, morning. At Cumberland 1
church Methodist missionary preached |
at night and the Announcement was l
made that next Sunday morning there
will be communion st this church.
Some four or ave ladies occupying
the third floor front rooms In the Men,
ger hotel yesterday morning should have
drawn the blinds while making their
toilet. Then some curious gszers on the
opposite side Of the plaza would not
have been so thoroughly edited.
Herman LANCE, the German youth
who was tried 10 the county court Sat-
urday afternoon on charge Of lunacy,
was declared not Insane. although the |
jury thought him an imbecile and sug-
gested that he DO sent to the county
poorhouse for treatment. ,sst.ia.s,,a
Saturday night while the prohIbl-
tion meeting at Turner hall was In pro. |
gress and the driver Of one Of the City |
brewery wagons was In the saloon at i
tsched, q key OF beer was stolen from the
delivery wagon which was standing In
front OF the door. s.,s-., -,
Mr.. Mitchell, one Of the orators ct
the prohibition meeting Saturday right
said he was authorised by Gov. Ross to
say that he, the governor, hoped that
prohibition would be carried IN this /
state. Guess the Germans DIDN'T know
thew had ChOaen a cold water 00varnor. |